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Punjab Government Seals Hundreds of Unregistered Private Schools in Lahore

Punjab Government Seals Hundreds of Unregistered Private Schools in Lahore

Key Takeaways

  • The Lahore Education Authority has identified and sealed 324 unregistered private schools.
  • Officials have completed the online survey of only 6,000 out of over 14,000 private schools so far.
  • The authority expects to complete the entire process this week.

The Lahore Education Authority has intensified its efforts to regulate private schooling in Lahore by sealing hundreds of unregistered institutions. According to officials, more than 14,000 private schools operate within the city limits, but only 6,000 have been surveyed online so far due to delays.

To address these issues, the authority has expanded its survey team and accelerated the process. During a recent operation, 324 unregistered schools were identified and immediately sealed by officials. The move is part of an ongoing initiative aimed at ensuring all private educational institutions in Lahore are registered and comply with regulatory standards.

Speaking to reporters, an official from the Lahore Education Authority stated, 'We are taking immediate action against any institution operating without proper registration.' The authority emphasized that the online survey of all private schools remains underway and is expected to be completed this week. This comprehensive review aims to ensure transparency and accountability in the education sector.

The expansion of the survey team has allowed for a more thorough examination of private educational institutions. However, the process has faced challenges due to the sheer number of schools that need to be surveyed. The authority acknowledged these difficulties but remained committed to completing its mission within the stipulated timeframe.

Local residents have expressed mixed reactions to the sealing of unregistered schools. Some parents welcomed the move as a step towards better quality education, while others were concerned about the impact on their children's schooling and the potential disruption caused by sudden closures.

The Lahore Education Authority has assured that it will work closely with affected communities to minimize any negative impacts. The authority also plans to provide guidance and support to unregistered schools willing to comply with registration requirements.

In a statement, the authority highlighted its commitment to maintaining high standards of education in Lahore. 'Our goal is to ensure every child receives quality education,' said the official. 'We are working diligently to achieve this through rigorous regulation and oversight.'

'We are taking immediate action against any institution operating without proper registration.'

An official from the Lahore Education Authority, Lahore Education Authority